Van der Steur Survived the barrage of questions?

Ard van der Steur Minister of Security and Justice will have to account for the day Thursday in the debate about his actions surrounding the attacks in Brussels.

Van der Steur will be a barrage of critical questions get off and if he does not answer satisfactory to the MPs, it could well be end of story for the head of a department that already saw a minister resign last year.

It is Van der Steur taken particularly regrettable that there has not actively sought to Ibrahim el Bakroui, one of the perpetrators of the attacks in Brussels. Netherlands had in fact received information from the US that the brothers El Bakroui were sought by Belgium.

Radicalized BROTHERS
With Belgium's when it contacted by agents from the Netherlands, but there was no active meegezocht these radicalized brothers.

It was later revealed that simply Ibrahim in 2015 had entered the country via Schiphol. The information from the US to the Netherlands was invaded was Van der Steur of the FBI and was too brief to proceed with exploration, let alone arrest the terrorist, who a week later in Brussels, blew up at the airport of Zaventem.

After it appeared that the information was not obtained from the FBI, but the police in New York swelled criticism of Van der Steur on. MPs find it strange that the minister did not know where the information came from and wonder how he can act just like he does not even know how it's all right.

Alarming
"The Netherlands is counting in these uncertain times with horrific attacks on the government and on reliable information so that we can be reassured. It is painful and disturbing that we are disappointed in it, "said D66 leader Alexander Pechtold after the previous debate on this issue.

Since Van der Steur then had not prepared enough answers, it was decided to provide the discussion of the second half. Should he again failed to convince it Thursday, then it may just be that the Minister of Security and Justice prematurely called off the pitch.

http://www.metronieuws.nl/  by Tjerk de Vries Photo Reuters